NH Reg = NH License?

[PowerPenguin]

Question: Does the NH government mandate having a NH driver's license in addition to having a reg sticker? The reason I ask is because my CA reg will expire 7/1/09, and my CA license expires on my b-day in 2011. I'm not sure of the license/reg civ-dis is really my battle yet (but I'm considering it), but at the very least, I'd like to milk what I have for as long as I possibly can. This time next year, would the NH DMV/NHHP mandate that I have a NH license in order to get/renew my NH plates, should I choose to do that, or can I keep the CA license I have and get another few years of mileage out of it?

[DigitalWarrior]

In order to act lawfully, I am pretty sure you have to get ID within 60 days of establishing residence.  I am a bit fuzzy on the details because I wanted my NH ID. 

[Porcupine_in_MA]

Well I'm not acting lawfully I guess, because I've been living in New Hampshire since December and still have a Taxachusetts license.

[FTL_Ian]

In order to act lawfully, I am pretty sure you have to get ID within 60 days of establishing residence.  I am a bit fuzzy on the details because I wanted my NH ID. 

What is unlawful about going about your business?  I think you've confused lawful with legal.  Their statues are not my law.

[DigitalWarrior]

Ian, I use the word lawful according to the definition "allowed or compelled by law".  The state has passed laws mandating certain actions.  The state will use force in the compulsion of those actions within their jurisdiction, whether we agree with them or not.  The state's jurisdiction is the area in which they claim the exclusive power to initiate force.

If you are not concerned with the law, then the statement that "in order to act lawfully..." probably does not concern you.  Although to be completely honest, I sincerely hope that you realize that just because you are not interested in the state, does not mean the state is not interested in you.

[DigitalWarrior]

Porcupine,

If you have registered to vote, you might have seen the 60 day notice on your registration form.  If you are not interested in acting according to the law of New Hampshire, then you probably are not interested in my post either

[FTL_Ian]

I crossed that part out.

[Porcupine_in_MA]

Porcupine,

If you have registered to vote, you might have seen the 60 day notice on your registration form.  If you are not interested in acting according to the law of New Hampshire, then you probably are not interested in my post either

I haven't registered yet. The only reason I'm interested in getting a NH drivers license is because I'm not into worrying about getting arrested everytime I drive somewhere.

[karenijohnson]

PowerPenguin>> Re: NH Reg = NH License?  (see below)

PowerPenguin

basically:
NH car registration is for NH cars "housed" or garaged in new hampshire.

NH DrLicenses are for "residents of NH" that want to drive any 50-state-plated car(through interstate compact).

look for the words "residence address" on all the forms you fill out.

IT IS A CRIME -- MISDEMEANOR technically to "NOT GET A NH Drivers License" if you are a resident (30 or 60 days or more?) of NH. They treat it like a FIX-it ticket == BUT if you don't FIX-it you find out real quick HOW SERIOUS it is.

residence: more or less-- the intent to "habitate in a place" , domicile, and the intent to return there when you go somewhere else. TAKING A FULL time salary job often "implies" you are planning on staying...

GET OUT BLACK's Law dictionary...

EXPIRATION of A DRIVER's LICENSE is ONLY if the ELGIBILITY does not GO AWAY.
(ex: Arizona Drivers licenses expire sometimes 40 years later, when you turn 65 for example)


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[PowerPenguin]

OK so long story short, if I go to the DMV or their on-line site (don't know if NH does this, CA does) and fill out the paperwork for reg, will the form mandate the input of an NH formatted ID#? The alternative could always be to just put in what I have and hope they don't bother to notice. Out here, it seems like the DMV houses different types of data in different DBs that often aren't connected to one another. When I was in WA, I had a few examples with private businesses where their form default was apparently WA, and when I got billing info later, they apparently thought I was in-state .

[Pat McCotter]

DL# not required to register a vehicle. Proof of residency and ownership is required. This may involve identity? Registration can be done at city/town hall. New registration cannot be done online.

I recently moved to NH. How can I register my vehicle?
If the vehicle is owned by you, submit the title, along with proof of residency, to the town or city office where you reside.

If the vehicle is leased, there is a lienholder or the vehicle is title exempt (older than 15 years RSA 261:3), submit the following to the town or city office where you reside:

• The out-of-state registration.
• Lease agreement, if applicable.
• Lienholder's name and address.
• Proof of residency.

[raisismith]

Be careful- you're getting bad information from people who have absolutely no idea of the legal definitions to any of the words and terms being used on this thread. If you trully what to understand your rights as a Sovereign state citizen, please listen to the following audio files:


The lecturer's name is Richard James, McDonald-



http://section520.org/lawlectures.html





Here is the file ledger which details all of his files-



http://www.state-citizen.org/files/allfiles.txt





Once you've located a file that you're interested in, you then search for that file within the following folders-



http://www.state-citizen.org/files/



If you need more assistance, just ask!









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